Political Advertising in Nigeria’s 2015 Presidential Election

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2018
Authors
Tejumaiye, J.A
Simon, G.I
Obia, V.A
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Harmond: Purdue University Calumet
Abstract
This empirical study, 'political advertising in Nigeria's 2015 Presidential election’ was conducted in Lagos state. The study examined the role political advertising played in the presidential election. Survey research method was adopted while the sampling method adopted was multistage. The study found among others that contrary to what analysis of political advertising studies showed; during the 2015 Presidential election in Nigeria voters' perception of political advertising tilted towards the notion that political advertising was issues-based rather than manipulative
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Political Advertising, Nigeria, 2015 Presidential Election
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Global Media Journal, Volume 16, Issue 31